Why does PySide6 need glibc 2.39 since 6.8.1 on aarch64?
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Qt for Python
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Just curious, I imagine this will be an inconvenience for many people because the most recent RPi OS (and Debian) version, Bookworm, still ships with glibc 2.36.
Especially when x86_64 is okay with 2.28.
https://pypi.org/project/PySide6/6.8.0.2/#files
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
If memory serves well, Ubuntu is used to build Qt for ARM. It has that more recent version of glibc.
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The decision comes from the fact that the CI nodes for aarch64 use a higher glibc version, like @SGaist mentioned.
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